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Convincing patients to take your advice Gyl A. Kasewurm, AuD St. Joseph, Michigan

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Convincing patients to take your advice. Gyl A. Kasewurm, AuD St. Joseph, Michigan. Greatest Opportunity. Biggest Obstacle. Average audiologist convinces ____% of patients to purchase amplification Less than 50% More than 50% 73% Never been calculated. Build Rapport Identify Needs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Convincing patients to take your advice

Gyl A. Kasewurm, AuDSt. Joseph, Michigan

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• Average audiologist convinces ____% of patients to purchase amplification– Less than 50%– More than 50%– 73%– Never been calculated

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• Build Rapport• Identify Needs• Present Solutions• Address Concerns• Close

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Presenting Solutions

• Features– Describe characteristics of product

• Advantages– How the feature works or what it will do

• Benefits– What this particular product will do for

the client

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Overcoming common objections

• There are five commons objections to getting hearing aids.

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• I don’t think my hearing is bad enough

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• I can’t afford it

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• I want to think about it

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• I have to talk to my spouse

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• I am going to check around

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Show – Don’t Tell

• Demonstrating need for amplification

• Demonstrating benefits of better hearing (Include family)

• Illustrating benefits of directional microphones

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•Hearing instruments must provide value in 70% of listening situations to attain 80% or higher overall satisfaction.

– Kochkin, Sept 2007 Hearing Journal

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Illustrate Handicap

• Speech testing– Discrim words presented to the

patient at 40dB HL with 3rd party listening

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Demonstrate Benefit

• Discrim words presented at 40dB HL in the aided condition

– Aided – unaided = Benefit from amplification

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Key Points

• Rarely take “no” for an answer but always ask

• Focus, focus, focus• Everything is an opportunity• Be passionate and enthusiastic• Be a good listener

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• Don't ever hard sell. Solve problems. Satisfy wants. Do what is truly best for your patient.

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•F A B• Features

– Describe characteristics of product

• Advantages– How the feature works or what it will

do

• Benefits– What this particular product will do for

the client

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Why Do Hearing Aids Cost So Much??

• The Inevitable Question…..

– Research and Development– Miniaturization– Production requirements– Technology improvements– Limited market

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•Never judge a person’s ability to consume!

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Marketing YOU!

•Creating a Wealthy Spirit

•Chellie Campbell